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cafeinst Elite user 489 Posts 
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The guy in this video is doing chink a chink with coins, but he is also doing other effects at 25 seconds and 36 seconds. What are these called? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F0knHTGeYCE
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J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5338 Posts
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Just his version of Roth's Chinese Coin Assembly. Some call them "backfire" moves.
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cafeinst Elite user 489 Posts
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Is there any literature on these backfire moves?
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J-Mac Inner circle Ridley Park, PA 5338 Posts
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No dedicated resources that I know about. Just some magicians have them in their routines on their own DVDs. Search the web & YouTube for Matrix Backfire and see who might have such routines on their products.
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cafeinst Elite user 489 Posts
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It's very good stuff.
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RajeshLGov Regular user India 149 Posts
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I've seen the basic moves in Mr.Michael Ammars videos & Mr. Dean Dillons. As J-Mac rightly adviced try the youtube. It is magical for the camera + entertaining a few people. In real world working conditions 've never been lucky to perform these kind of effects
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